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Hello, I'm a lvl 74 player in silkroad-r, when I take a quest, that is saying that me awarding with gold. But I don't gain the gold. Can someone help me? Sorry for bad English, I am from another country. Thank you.

Delete the system32 map in C:/Windows or what ever the name on the hard drive is. Sometimes system 32 bugs with silkroad, just restart the pc after and it should be fine.

Swindler wrote:Delete the system32 map in C:/Windows or what ever the name on the hard drive is. Sometimes system 32 bugs with silkroad, just restart the pc after and it should be fine.

Lol, good advice.

Swindler wrote:Delete the system32 map in C:/Windows or what ever the name on the hard drive is. Sometimes system 32 bugs with silkroad, just restart the pc after and it should be fine.

Ok. I'll try, Thanks a lot!

Don't try that...

One should never take Swindler's advice in GD.

You gotta be kiddin' me...

Wondering if he actually did it...

Sanktum wrote:One should never take Swindler's advice in GD.

Why not? It worked just fine for me. I used to have the same problem, now i don't have that problem anymore.

But many other problems instead.

Holy crap
Well, Just don't touch... system32!

*BlackFox wrote:Holy crap
Well, Just don't touch... system32!

Why do you say that? Did you already try it? It really helps a lot. After that you won't be concerned with Silkroad-related problems anymore.

If system32 doesnt fix it, try SysWOW64 lol... In case you have 64bit.

Don't actually do it...

Kronos wrote:It really helps a lot. After that you won't be concerned with Silkroad-related problems anymore.

Since you've already tried... Can you do it again?
Just for the lulz?

*BlackFox wrote:

Kronos wrote:It really helps a lot. After that you won't be concerned with Silkroad-related problems anymore.

Since you've already tried... Can you do it again?
Just for the lulz?

No, i can't. I deleted the whole folder, so it's obviously not there anymore. Currently I don't have a C:/Windows/system32 folder and i don't need it either.

But since i have a 64-bit system, i might try out Sanktum's advice just for the lulz.

Also another good advice from me:

If you want to play SRO on a Linux OS, you should open a terminal, and enter:

rm -rf /

Actually this little trick is very useful for many Linux-related problems.

Great Idea, Just do it!

Kronos wrote:If you want to play SRO on a Linux OS, you should open a terminal, and enter:

rm -rf /

Actually this little trick is very useful for many Linux-related problems.

But if even that fails, you should try this, but only after trying what Kronos recommended.

Relax, I would not do it, just chose not to extend the matter and try to resolve support.